Auditing and signing is the last procedure of document finalization. Once the official document is issued, it shall not be changed.
Audit and approval are the links in the process of issuing documents. Examination is a continuation of the first draft of official documents and an integral part of the final draft of official documents, which is of great significance to the quantity and quality of official documents.
Audit is comprehensive, regardless of the content, form or procedure of official documents. Auditing and signing is the last procedure of document finalization. Once the official document is issued, it shall not be changed. The three are connected in the procedure of issuing documents, and the level is progressive.
On the examination and signing of official documents:
(1) Approval: the meaning of "review decision". For example, if this report can be issued, please ask the leader for approval.
(2) Audit and issuance: the meaning of "audit and issuance". We have further revised the report, and now we send it to you for your approval.
(3) Approval: the meaning of "review description". For example, we will send you the main points of 20 18 publicity work for your approval.
(4) nuclear: the meaning of "careful review".
(5) Verification: After careful examination and comparison, it shall be reported.
(6) Examination and approval: after examination and approval.
(7) Signature: write your name or mark on the documents and receipts to show your responsibility; Put forward the main points and opinions in simple words.
(8) Submission: Ask for instructions or report to superiors and express your opinions in short words.
(9) Issue: After the approval of the person in charge, sign the name and formally issue (official document, certificate, etc.). ).
(10) Signature: Write your name in person.
(1 1) Signing: refers to the formal signing of important documents.
(12) Visa: This certificate shall be endorsed and sealed by the competent authority.
(13) Endorsement: Endorsement of opinions or related matters on certificates or lists. Today, it mostly refers to the preliminary opinions on how to deal with the documents sent to the head for approval.